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Discover London's Art Galleries with the London Pass

London isn't just about sensational historic landmarks. Why not spend part of your trip experiencing the fantastic art galleries of London?

Your London Pass gives you free entry to selected galleries with a range of collections that you simply must see.

Where entry at the art gallery is free to the general public, the London Pass gets you free entry to charging exhibitions or a free London gallery guide.

Why not start your tour of London art galleries at the National Portrait Gallery which houses the largest collection of portraiture in the world? Over 1,000 portraits are on display across the floors of the National Portrait Gallery, from Henry VIII and Florence Nightingale to the Beatles and the Queen!

Then there's the Queen's Gallery at Buckingham Palace where you can view changing exhibitions from the Royal Collection. Even if you're not an art gallery addict - yet - you'll find it easy to drop in at the Queen's Gallery on your obligatory visit to Buckingham Palace!

The Courtauld Gallery in the magnificent Somerset House on the Thames, is certainly worthy of your time. Here you will find one of the most important art collections in London and indeed Britain, including world-famous Old Master and Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings, together with sculpture and applied arts.

Finally, there's the internationally renowned Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art. If you like Futurist art, this is the place for you! Feast your eyes at the Estorick Collection and then take a well-earned break in the Italian garden café. The Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art also runs temporary exhibitions.